Monster Personality Plugin- RPG Maker MZ Plugin

The Monster Personality Plugin brings intelligent, mood-driven behavior to enemies in RPG Maker MZ. Inspired by the Dragon Warrior Monsters series, each enemy can be assigned a variable-driven “mood” or personality — affecting how it behaves in combat, which skills it uses, stat boosts, bonus drops, and how it's displayed in battle.

This plugin gives your monsters personality — literally — and makes battles feel deeper, smarter, and more reactive.

✨ Features

• 🔁 Variable-Based Mood System
  Assign an RPG Maker variable to each enemy to represent its current mood or personality.

• 🧠 Mood-Driven Combat AI
  Control which skills an enemy can use based on its current mood.

• 💪 Stat Boosts per Mood
  Optionally boost stats (ATK, DEF, AGI, etc.) when a mood is active.

• 🎁 Bonus Drops
  Give additional drop items based on mood state — great for rare or hidden content.

• 🎨 Mood Display in Battle
  Enemy names are dynamically appended with mood labels (e.g., Goblin A [Angry]), using custom text colors.

• 🎛️ Easy Configuration via Plugin Parameters
  Define enemies, moods, skill lists, stat boosts, and display labels all through intuitive plugin settings.

🛠️ How to Use

1. Install the Plugin

   • Add the .js plugin file to your js/plugins folder.

   • Enable it in the Plugin Manager.

2. Setup Enemies and Moods

   • For each enemy, define:

     • Enemy ID

     • Tied Variable ID — used to determine the enemy’s mood.

   • Define each Mood:

     • Mood ID – the value stored in the tied variable.

     • Mood Name – what will appear in battle (e.g., “Angry”).

     • Mood Color – choose a color from RPG Maker's text color palette.

     • Allowed Skills – skills the enemy can use when in this mood.

     • Drop Item – optional bonus drop.

     • Stat Boosts – optional flat bonuses to stats.

3. Change Mood In-Game

   • Use regular event commands to change a variable tied to the enemy (e.g., Control Variables: GoblinMood = 1).

4. Watch It Work!

• During battle, the enemy will:

• Only use skills allowed by its current mood.

• Gain any stat boosts.

• Appear in the target list as: Enemy Name [Mood], with the correct color.

• Drop extra loot if defined.

Setting these up would be from this part of the plugin parameter:

📌 Notes

• You can change an enemy's mood during battle using common events that modify the tied variable.

• Enemy name display only shows the mood in the target selection window (not in death messages, logs, etc.).

• Mood-based skills are assigned dynamically — enemies don’t need them defined in their database Action Patterns.